Re: [xsl] using tokenize() and referencing parent elements

Hi Florent,

That's what I ended up doing, seetting a variable to "found" if any of
the <em>s matched the tokens, then testing for the variable.. It felt
dirty, but seems to be doing the trick.

Thanks,

Spencer

On 5/10/07, Florent Georges <darkman_spam(_at_)yahoo(_dot_)fr> wrote:
> Spencer Tickner wrote:
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> > this doesn't work for my case when:
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> > <em>Municipal Act; Fish Protection Act</em>Bill 25;
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>   I'd build a sequence of:
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>     <token within-em="true/false">the actual text</token>
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> "by hand", dealing directly with PM/(text()|em/text()), matches()
> within a recursive function, or any other way.  Then just use this
> sequence to build your result.
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>   Or just wait David come with a one-liner to solve this problem ;-)
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>   Regards,
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> --drkm
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